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Should I grass on my neighbour?
Stormin:
I'd say inform the police due to his attitude. Ie pretending not to speak English and being inconsiderate. You do not have to give your name.
snezza69:
I am with the general view here. I do think you should let the police know for their interest, what they do is up to them.
Ignorance of the law is not an excuse in this country (and indeed most countries), having lived in Germany for some time I can say that the German police have no tollerance for foreigners breaking the law and the public are certainly keen to inform them of wrong doers.
We are much more tollerant in this country of ours, which is particulary evident here from the large numbers of Portugese and Polish migrant workers who all drive on their nations plates because they get away with it.
I am a little dishartened by the number of times I am dazzled on the roads at night now. Could this be the reason?
My only concern here for reporting your neighbour is it is likely the police will be reluctant to take any action because of the amount of paperwork and the probability that no conviction will follow due to an overstretched system.....................................
Oh what the hell, just drive over him with your 4x4.
Sider:
--- Quote from: "snezza69" ---I am with the general view here. I do think you should let the police know for their interest, what they do is up to them.
Ignorance of the law is not an excuse in this country (and indeed most countries), having lived in Germany for some time I can say that the German police have no tollerance for foreigners breaking the law and the public are certainly keen to inform them of wrong doers.
We are much more tollerant in this country of ours, which is particulary evident here from the large numbers of Portugese and Polish migrant workers who all drive on their nations plates because they get away with it.
I am a little dishartened by the number of times I am dazzled on the roads at night now. Could this be the reason?
My only concern here for reporting your neighbour is it is likely the police will be reluctant to take any action because of the amount of paperwork and the probability that no conviction will follow due to an overstretched system.....................................
Oh what the hell, just drive over him with your 4x4.
--- End quote ---
It is not a case of getting away with it. It is legal as long as you meet certain requirements. Read my previous post for these.
clips:
i'd say report it. then let the authorities pass judgement or check appropriateness, and your conscience remains clear, if alls well, then nothing will happen, if it is he did have 12months to sort it.
But you would at least expect some tape on the lights at a minimum :shock:
davidlandy:
I have thought about this
ignore him - dont get involved - stay out of it
let the dvla pick it up, like they advertise on the TV
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